3. Part A
According to the article, the chord progression I-V-ví-IV and the diatonic phrygian tetrachord share which
two characteristics?
A. They help songs come to a satisfying resolution.
B. They are cyclical in nature.
C. They have been used in songs across time and genres.
D. They are the first chords musicians learn.
Part B
Select three details from the text that support the answer in Part A.
A. "This chord progression is popular across time and genres of music."
B. "...composer Rob Kapilow admires the progression as a cycle... 'You want to just keep cycling.""
C. "It's an interestingly adaptable sequence of notes. It can be delicate. It can be intense. It can be fiery."
D. "This sequence is often played in the bass line of a song that repeats over and over and over."
E. "Also sometimes called the Andalusian Cadence, the notes serve as an engine of sorts, propelling the music
forward."